Discovering true contentment in a world that always pushes us toward more requires a shift in perspective. It's not about reaching a certain number, but about trusting God as our source and recognizing that enough is ultimately a matter of the heart, not a number. By understanding that enough is rooted in stewardship, not ownership, and that it's about purpose, not possessions, we can find peace and security in our financial journey. [... more]

Obeying God in small matters is an essential step to experiencing God's best rewards, and it can have a significant impact on others' lives, leading to blessings and a deeper understanding of God's love and plan for us. [... more]

Saving and stewardship are not just about accumulating wealth, but about living with purpose and aligning our financial habits with values that reflect the kingdom. Scripture reminds us that we are stewards, not owners, and what we have is entrusted for purposes that reach beyond us. A life without margin leaves little flexibility to serve others, support ministry, or participate in kingdom work. God designed generosity often requires readiness, and readiness requires margin. [... more]

When making financial decisions, it's essential to remember that God is the source of all we have, not just the provision itself, but the power to earn it. By trusting in God's provision, we can stop treating financial security as something we manufacture and begin receiving it as something God provides, freeing us to work, save, and give with joy. [... more]

Discovering God's purpose for money leads to financial freedom, direction, and joy. Intentional living and biblical stewardship are key to making wise financial decisions and living a life that honors God. [... more]

The concept of coincidences and luck is explored through personal testimonies and biblical examples, highlighting God's sovereignty and goodness in all aspects of life, and challenging the idea that chance encounters are random events. [... more]

A couple shares their story of developing a strong spiritual connection and implementing essential practices in their marriage, such as communication, boundaries, and prayer, to overcome challenges and maintain a healthy relationship. [... more]

The church is experiencing marginalization and persecution worldwide, and believers are struggling to find their place in a culture that no longer pretends to believe what they believe. Peter's letter to the scattered believers in 1 Peter reminds them that they have been chosen by God, and this truth is a source of encouragement and hope in the midst of suffering. [... more]

Christmas is a reminder that God is aware of our needs, sympathizes with our struggles, and plans for our salvation. The birth of Jesus is a historically provable event that changes lives and offers hope for a better future. By examining the historical facts of Jesus' birth, we can gain a deeper understanding of God's love and plan for humanity. [... more]

Investing can be a spiritual act that brings joy and honors God when done with Christian values in mind. By viewing investments as opportunities to partner with companies that align with faith-based principles, individuals can create real-world impact and promote human flourishing. This approach involves being an owner, not just a trader, and taking responsibility for the companies they invest in, including influencing their practices and policies through corporate engagement. [... more]

Living simply isn't about deprivation, but about freedom, which can unleash extraordinary generosity. Randy Alcorn joins Rob West to discuss how to loosen our grip on earthly things to open our hands to eternal impact, and how seeing life through the lens of eternity transforms how we approach our possessions. [... more]

Two mothers, Stacey and Brooke, share their experiences and insights on how to build a strong relationship with their teenagers through prayer, humility, and faith. They discuss the importance of being available, listening, and praying for their kids, and how to model a language of prayer to their children. The conversation also touches on the challenges of parenting teenagers, the need for moms to prioritize their own relationship with God, and the power of praying for their kids' friends. [... more]

Discovering your God-given giving style is key to finding joy and generosity, says Chris Gabriel, author of Wise Generosity. He joins Rob West to discuss the concept of wise generosity, including the idea of a personal giving identity and how it can help you give in a more strategic and meaningful way. [... more]

God designed human beings for more than just being, and He wants you to rule your world. To fulfill your divine purpose, you must know what you're here to do and walk in the good works that God has created for you. Just like an appliance is made to serve a purpose, you are a masterpiece created to do good works. God will never reveal something to you that He knows you're not ready to do something with, and He'll walk you through the process of seeing His will unfold. You don't have to fix yourself up; you just have to walk in what God has already set up for you. [... more]

Creating a family legacy is about more than just financial wealth, it's about passing down values, traditions, and faith to future generations. Certified Kingdom Advisors like Jan Thompson help families integrate biblical wisdom into their financial planning, making values-based decisions that withstand uncertainty and reflect unchanging biblical truth. [... more]

Leaving a meaningful legacy goes beyond transferring financial resources, encompassing values, faith, and Christ-centered purpose. Intentional inheritance involves prayerful intentionality, transferring wisdom before wealth, and preparing heirs to steward wealth wisely. [... more]

Jesus breaks his silence before the high priest, declaring his kingship and messianic identity, referencing Old Testament prophecies and the Jewish expectation of messiahship. He informs the high priest that he will be glorified and vindicated, referencing his resurrection and ascension. The high priest and the Sanhedrin condemn Jesus to death, despite his declaration of truth. [... more]

The Bible warns of the dangers of wealth and the importance of living a virtuous cycle of success that leads to rejoicing. John Reinhard discusses how financial success can lead to spiritual failure if we forget God and worship the creation over the creator. He emphasizes the importance of rest, worship, and generosity in achieving a balanced life. [... more]

The Bible talks about Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, and in itself is an amazing thing, because Bethlehem was a tiny village, not even to be numbered in the census or even counted on the maps. The Bible also says that Jesus is the second Adam, and that he who knew no sin was made to be sin for us. The law of God was a tutor or schoolmaster to bring us to Christ, a coach to help us admit, God have mercy. I've broken your law, and I can't undo my disobedience. God, I stand before you guilty. But the beautiful thing is, like Galatians four, four says, that Jesus was manifested to redeem those, save, forgive, absolve, convert. There are many terms the Bible uses about being made right with God by the Savior, and all it takes is for you to put your faith in him. [... more]

When making investment decisions, Christians should consider their values and how they align with their financial goals. By deploying financial resources in a manner that aligns with their values, investors can generate a profit while honoring God. A biblical worldview of money management starts with lordship, God owning all, and then stewardship, using money as a tool to accomplish God's purposes. [... more]